America handles voting like a trip to the dentist. If ever there was a time in which officials should be urgently pursuing every conceivable avenue to ease barriers to voting, this is it. Read More
Roughly equal numbers of those polled showed they were better off than a year ago, but the same number said they were either the same or worse off. Read More
Something is going on and protests are making a difference. Read More
Cases and infections are two different things. It is reasonable to conclude that current case count significantly understates the true number of infections. Read More
Shades are fragmenting our society. Is it time for that to stop? Read More
Significant delays and resultant cost increases were the reasons why the project was killed. But gas will still be the go-to energy solution. Read More
The loss of jobs has left an estimated 5.4 million without health insurance. In North Carolina one in five adults are uninsured. Read More
Hard times are usually times for great innovation. Is the new economy already forming? Read More
Kathryn Goodwin writes in the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal website that whether a college decides to hold classes in person or online depends on the political majority in the state. Read More
Senator Tillis hopes voters will remember the way things were in February and forget the President's botched response to COVID-19. Read More
